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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 195, 16 August 1918, Page 4

LATE NEWS. METROPOLITAN TROTS. National ("up.- Miite|ilij;lii I, Vi'illie I.iucolu _. i'urn Hiliun 11. s. rnu-hed: Tils rein:rr. wvu l.f two lengths. Time,

MAIL NOTICE. Malls will close at the Chief Post Office, Auckland, as follows: — THIS DAY. BY STEAMER. Kuaotnnu. Whangapoua. Port Charles, and ! Kiddell. P. 8., per Gael, at 7 p. to. Marsdeu Point. Waipu. Whangarei Heads, . Parua Bay. Limestone. Taurikura. Mangapai. Ouerahi. Whangarei. _amo, Kauri, llikurangl, Poroli. ilukerenui. Towai, Wbakapara, liawakawa. Opua, Russell, I Waimatc North, Ohaeawai, Kalkohe, i Ngawha. Waipapa. Kaeo. Whangaroa. Mangonni Te Ahuahu, Okalhau. Ltakura, Horeke. Kohuknbu. Rawene, Koutn, Opononl. Omaperp. Waiotemararaa. Waitnamaku, Umawera, etc., i>cr Manaia, at 7 p.m. Awnnul. K.iltaia. and Waipapakaurl (via Mangonni). per Manaia, at 7 p.m. BY TRAIN. ! Walkato, King Country, Thames District, i and Rotorua Districts, at 5.1S p.m. Late I ice 6_5 p.m., railway station. '| Southern Offices of New Zealand, at 5.16 j p.m. Lato fee, 6.35 p.m., railway station. j OVERSEA MAILS. j THIS DAY. I Fiji, Fanning Island. Honolulu. Japan, j Canada. North and South America. L'niled Kingdom. Expeditionary Force. Europe, and Continent of Europe ivia Vancouver), per Maknra, at fi p.m. Late fee. 8 p.m. .1. C. WILLIAMSON. Chief Postmaster.

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TO THE RESIDENTS OF GREY LYNN.— W. Pearce, Butetier, Gt. North Rd.. wishes to notify the Residents of Grey Lynn that he Is opeuing a Branch Shop in premises lately occupied hy Mr W. Gray. Butcher, and hopes by giving careful attention to business, supplying only the best of meat, to gain the increased support of Grey Lynn residents. 559 rpHE PAPACY—THE WAR—THB P.P.A. Hoar the Divisional Organiser on the above Subject, anil the New Zealand Lecturer on other vital matters. T O W N II a I. 1.. TUESDAY. -Tib AC-L'jST. 1818. Secure Ticket, at the Office of rhe P.P.A.. 12, Hellal'.y's Buildings. 532